Three-quarters of students would pay higher tuition fees for guaranteed job
Students willing to pay at least £1,700 more on average for better employability, suggests survey
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'Heir to Merkel' denies plagiarism allegations
Potential leader-in-waiting is fighting for her career after becoming latest German politician to face academic fraud claims
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Use graduate earnings data to shape university teaching, says Cambridge professor
Anna Vignoles argues salary statistics can be used to identify in-demand skills
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University of Hong Kong in academic freedom row after liberal professor rejected
Vote against Johannes Chan appointment follows alleged ‘orchestration’ of campaign against him by Beijing
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Louise Richardson: Reputation of UK universities at risk over policies on overseas students
UK institutions have triumphed in the ÌÇÐÄVlog World University Rankings 2015-2016, but immigration policies and fees may threaten their status, says leading academic
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Paul Nurse: government would be ‘Neanderthals’ to cut research budget
Nobel prizewinner makes comments in run-up to November spending review
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Key statistics The data shown under key statistics is that provided by the university itself in its submission to the ÌÇÐÄVlog World University Rankings. It represents data from the...
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Leading US universities to change student application process
Ivy League and other prestigious institutions could dump Common Application approach
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Labour fees position ‘will wait for agreement within party’
New shadow minister Gordon Marsden also warns TEF must not be ‘back door’ to removing fee cap
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Plymouth University appoints Judith Petts as new vice-chancellor
University of Southampton pro vice-chancellor to take helm after a year of turmoil at Plymouth
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Labour party conference 2015: debate focuses on abolition of tuition fees
New shadow higher education minister, Gordon Marsden, also warns of ‘TEF apartheid’
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This is why world class universities should commit to fossil fuel divestment
Ben Neville and Tom Swann set out why they wish some universities made more ethical investment decisions
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TEF will mean more exploitation of academics on short-term contracts
Jess Patterson on why she fears the teaching excellence framework will be bad news for early career academics
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Ucas-style system needed for postgraduate study, universities told
Hefce report also warns that government-backed master’s loans will ‘contradict efforts to widen participation’
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Progressive Science Institute challenges researcher ‘bias’
Inspired by previous movement in 1960s, PhD students say that ‘science is not neutral’ and urge scientists to confront their assumptions